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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-23
y y MINERS.

The Chicago Coal Association has raised
the price of coal fifty cents per ton, or
s. - to s. 10.
The output of coal in the Brazil, Ind,
district for December aggregated 5000
ears.
The mine at Lebanon, Ill. has been
closed down. The direct cause is the order
of the district inspector to suspend opera
tions until the air shaft i'll course of sink
ing is completed.
BY a fall of slate in the Castle Shannon
mines, Francis Metz, of Fair Haven, Pa,
WIS So severely injured that his life is de
SPARED OF. While his son, who VAS ut
work with him, wa running for assistance
he struck his face against Il loaded coal
car, Knocking him insensible and disigur-
ing him Tor life.
A coal cutting machine has been patent
yd by Mr.. .. ID. Lewis and Samuel Meal
lister, which they claim will TevOlutiOniZe
the coal mining business. They state that
nv it's use the miner cIn double his earn
inas and the operator save ~ per cent. in
waste. The saws on the little machine
cut ont solid blocks of coal, making every
particle of the vein marketable. They are
to he rented to the miners.
Biglcy pit miners, ut Amiryillc, has not
vet been paid the months back pay due
them. The works have been idle since the
first OF the year, and notice has been given
that when they do start they will De opc-
rated at 55c per ton, i-inch screen, or the
Columbus scale. The men were paid for
previous work 2ic per hushel and l!-inch
screen. There is said To hes disposition tn
not accept the scale.
In regard 10 the increase of this mining
district, Mr.. 4. G.. banner SlyS: "In lSih
there were mined in the whole State oi
Alabama about IN, 700 tons OF coal, and
this wear there will be mined over two
| million tons. The Indications for lSS1 are
| very bright ~ to the coal mining industry
of Alabama, Us new iron furnaces and
other iron manufacturing establishment
are being erected i'm large numbers III and
near Birmingham, Sheffield, RrS>emcr and
other North Alabama points,
The ro-operatIve mine mt FOutanct, In,
diana. was Snld last Saturday at Sheriff
sale to the Coal Blum Mining Co. As ncar
As can be learned. the consideration was
| ~, 10 cash, the buyers also assuming the
claim Of Durham 4 Cartel. by buying
the cooperative mime ut that place the
Cual Blum Mining Co. 10Y has three mines
at that place, three ut Coal Bluff and one
nj Carbon. The ]. X ST. l.. Railroad con
templates putting mp a round house there
To accommodate the engines which gre
kept to do the switching there.
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TRADE NOTES

The pOtteries of Trenton, New Jersey,
have q bright outlook for 1887.
The bricklayers of Steubenyille, Ohio,
have fixed their days wages at 81.
The Knights of Labor in Reading, Pa,
are about TO establish q large cooperative
store.
The press at Washington, Pa, has start
ed up, and prospects are good with them.
The flint glass houses are all compara-
lively busy, and prospects for the spring
trade are very good.
The street-car employees Of the United
States are about to form n national district
of the Knights of Labor.
In 1915 the Western Flint and Lime
Glass Association was formed, with n men,
bership Of twelve OF fifteen, but now num-
berS nearly sixty members.
The Knights of Labor Cooperative
Association of Dayton, o., is now a fixed
fact. The association is Incorporated. A
few shares are yet for sale.
The rOofers and sheet iron workers Of
Philadelphia have laid down the law to
their employers in n series of manly and
timely resolutions.
The shop inspector cleared all the chill
dren out Of the pOtteries at East Liverpool,
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boy up to make a visit to jolly Jim Steele,
Mt Nuzum's Mills, yesterday. Mrs. Nor
row accompanied them.
Our young friend Carney Hartley has
gone TO Cadiz, o., to take n position in the
store of W. W. Wright * Co. He will not
he there permanently.
Judge John W. Mccoy is attending
Wetzel court. He is a good lawyer and
has a large practice at New Martinsville.
Hon. Robert Lowe MAS in town yester-
day. His daughter, Miss Nellie, is very
i'll with consumption and there are no
hopes Of her recovery.
Mrs. J. T. Snider is very low with
erysipelas and is not expected to live much
longer.
Prof. W. L. Wiley, of the University,
and +. f. Fast, Clerk of the Monongalia
Circuit Court, were in town to-day, en-
route home from the Bar Association al
Charleston.
Marion county Democrats are 10 les
chaSrined than surprised ut Delegate Kin
sey's course relative 20 the Senatorial eau
Gus.
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MILL

The Christiana Rolling Mill Company,
Philadelphia, capital stock S?O,OOO, has
been incorporated.
The Nashville Iron Co., Nashville,
Tenn, will put additional machinery IN
their new rolling mill tO double their CT
pacity.
The smaller plate mill ut Chester, Pa,
rolling mills, which has been idle Tor about
three years. was put in operation last Mon
day. About ~ men were taken III.
The Calumet Iron and Steel Co., near
Chicago, ILL.,, are running full time
throughout their works. The company are
about to begin the manufacture oil splice
hars for rails, which IL the new departure
with them.
The Republic iron works, on South
Twenty-tflh street, =. s., PittSburg, have
Just completed the erection of " new
double boiling furnaces for scrap iron,
making in all eight ut this mill. They will
be- used this week for the first time, and J
number of new hands will Of necessity b,
employed.
Charles Carlson, of McKecspOrt, Pa,
u~atentee of n new NALL machine, is now
arranging to put his nail machines into
practical operation. lie proposes, after hi
gets staI ted, to turn ont 80 per minute o
the grooyed nails in all sizes, from n tack
to the largest nail, and to to the same Will
the wire nail and the common carpenters
nail.
The site on which Clark Il Co, of thu
Solar iron works, of PittSburg, will locate
their new mill is Just above Poor Farm
station, on the b. &c. railroad. The firm
has purchased thirteen acres OF bottom lanC
ut that point, The entire machinery of tht
Thirty-t fifth street plant will be removed
there and additional machinery added
which will make it me of the largest hoop
iron and c~otton-tie mills in the world.
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holiday stop, there is the usual dull season
which generally follows the holiday trade,
and there is only a moderate trade being
done, the exceptions being specialties and
new shapes. Nearly all OF the factories are
busy getting out new designs and patterns
for the spring trade, which is being looked
forward to with considerable confidence,
and it seems certain that the designs now
under way will largely stimulate trade.
Shades and globes and the finer grades OF
blown colOred goods are in fair demand,
regardless of the splendid run these goods
enjoyed during the holidays. Stocks are
unusually light, and most factories arc well
supplied with orders.
The flint bottle and vial trade is doing
fairly, and is reaping orders from sections
formerly supplied from green factories in
the East. Prices are pretty close, and an
effort is to be made to raise prices at the
Washington meeting this week.
Green glass is in good demand, most o.
the Western and Pittsburg factories being
busy ON beers, minerals and medicine bot
ties, with large orders to ill. No change
is noted i'm the situation Of affairs IN tile
East, and it is not likely that the strike
will end soon, especially if the h. of l..
lend them financial support, which has
been asked for.
Window glass has fallen off in in de
maud, owing largely to the recent cold
weather, though many OF the factories III
this city are shipping large quantities
daily, and are pressed with orders. Some
manufacturers are in favor of advancing
prices, and will make an effort to make
theadyance general by action of the annual
session, which will he held at Washington
this week.
Plate glass is in good demand, stocks
small, prices hrm.-1mericdR GhtSSirOrFCr.
\ new glass factory will he erected III
Pensacola, Fla.
A new glass factory will be erected in
Milton, Fla.
The bottle factories of Friedrich Sic
mems, ut Dresden, is said to have produced
Il, 900, 900 bottles annually for several
years past.
The glass factories in the south of Ire
land have alllbecn compelled to shut down
on account of the importation Of the cheap
Cr bottles from Germany.
The factories at Kent, o., are as silent rs
the grave, and the imported Belgians are
walking around like the haggard forms "l
ghosts, sad reminders Of the last expert
ment of making glass in the United States
with nOn-uniOn wOrkmen .-GId&s UOrker.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-23

Opera House. For an hour or more before
the time for the opening, the young men
were seen on all the streets distributing
circulars inviting persons to come. The
meeting was conducted by Mr.. K. A. Orr,
OF Pittsburgh.
The convention closed with Il union
meeting in the NJ. L. Church ut S:3G
o'clock p. m. Sunday evening, the large
auditorium was packed full of eager listen,
ers to the addresses delivered by MeSsrs.
r. A. Orr and s. A. Taggart. They both
urged the forming of a Town Association.
Reys. Barrett, Brownson and Spear aIso
spoke.
Mr.. Tagcart thanked the people Of Wash,
ington for their very cordial reception and
Rev. Shroades also rendered the thanks OF
| the College Branch.
Messrs. Lynch and Rinehart, of Wheel,
ing. were EN- town last week attending the
Y. NJ. c. A. Convention.
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DIED.

BIERIE-WedneSday, january l9, 1877, at 9;s
o'clock p. m, JOIN ". RIEEIE, aged - years
= months and - days.
Funeral from his late residence, l0l5 Market
Square, Sunday afternoon at ; o'clock. Inter.
ment Mount Mood cemetery. Friends are in
vited Ia attend.
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II GLASS TRADE.

There Is little 70 report in the flint glass
trade that Is new. While most factories
nave resumed work after more or less of a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-23
DUBLIC SALE

We offer at public sale, at the front door of the
old Couri House, one safs, three Counters, several
Radiators, several Old Doors, Stair Railing, Sc.,
AIRY.
Resides there are three or Tour MONS 10 be let
for offices in the new Court House. For pattcu,
lars inquire at the Clerks office or of the Corn'
mittcc ~ Court House and Jail.
Hv orier of the Boaui of Commissioners o:
Ohio County. M.sIElN.
ja2idqes Oh. OF Court House ana jail ON.
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I O. o. f. FUNERAL NOTICE
DOR SALE.
Well Selected Stoke o GeneraI Merchandise

Will sell or rent Store Room and Dwelling. A
good established trade al over Sl0O par month.
Reason for selling INNr health.
Call on or addrcsS W. = TAGGART,
i~aGE!uCA Barton, Belmont County, q.
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Arm g advertisements.

SEEWS AGENTS
w OH T.. 4 o. L. Z. Must leave ten dollars
cash rs security. Apply at onceio UNION NEWS
OFFICE, h Il .. DEPOT. jazz .
THOR RENT-A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
II room, with ire and light, to single gentle
man. Rent 500 Ter month, Address 2, care
this office, jaSaeSdr
NUANTED-GENERAL AGENT TO HANDLE
w Willisms's copper plate man of the United
States. Mexico. etc. size 6&6S inches. L. W.
SMITH 4 CO, - South Sixth street, Pn'ladel-
phiG- Ia. deSleAdb
U'uR SAL.E-A COMPLETE SET OF BAR
II Fixtures and Glasses, ia perfect condition,
nearly new, including pictures, mirrors and
Chandeliers. Call on, or address, CHARLES
MILLER. bridgeport, q. ianlseodrRd
NtTrHTc THoS. p. SIMPSON, Washington, u.
EhitNlJC {. No pay askei for patents untilo6-
tanned. Write for Inventors Guide. jaai>b
0. O.. F. FUNERAL NOTICE.
Lincoln Lodge No. ~. |. O. .. T., OF Benwood.
invite members of sister Lodges of Wheeling and
Bellaire Ia attend the funeral of our deceased
brother FRANK Il. ESrEp. Funeral from NJ. +.
church. BenwOni this sunday afternoon at ,
O'Clock. Special train from Wheeling.
BY order of COMMITTEE.
iasAl
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educational.
mt. DE- CHANTAL ACADEMY.
I'LL Near Wheeling, w. Va.

The thfrty-ninth year Of this well knowr
Academy, under the charge Of the Visitation
Nuns, OPENS on the first Monday Of September
neTt and continues ten months.
Pn,fs received AZ any time in the session.
T;I6se who desire 70 place their daughters In an
institution aaOrding exceptional advantages in
the Way OF healthful and delightful location, eI
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catalogue OF this school, Address,
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Winter Exposure Causes Coughs

Colds: Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Pneumonia, Ncu-
ralsia, Sciatica. LumbagO, BacEache, and other
ailments, for which BenSOn's Capcinc PlaStcrS
are admitted To b. the best remedy known. They
relieve and Curc in Il few hours when no other
application is of the least benefit Endorsed by
100 PHYSICIANS and Druggists. Beware of imi-
tations under similar sounding names, such n
"Capsicum,' "Capucin,' 'Capsicine.' Ask for
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when yOu buy. All druggists. SEABURl y
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-23

LoNG ago, says the n. Y. Commercial
Adrcrtiscr, Baron LicbcG made himself
famous for discovering beef extract, and
now the Liebig Company is again success
ful in it's combination of beef, coca, rare
old sherry and iron, forming Licbig Co.'S
Coca Beef Tonic, a valuable remedy for
those dchilitatcd or afflicted with indiges-
tion, liver complaints, asthma, shattered
| constitutions, or bil~iOuSneSS.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05

members. You will also find that Gov.
ernor Church will be in the thick of the
eight with a good. fighting majority sup.
porting HIM.
The social event of the week was the
reception to Governor Church, and the
brilliant event Was the wedding Of Miss
Nellie Pierce, daughter of Ex-Governor
Pierce, with james A. Hsight, ex-clerk
of the supreme court, but now Of S..
Paul.
A meeting called for last evening by
Grigsby Of Sioux Falls for the purpose
Of forming q combination to fight the
governor and rush through certain bills
now before legislature, fell fat; and the
governor is "on top.
IRA SWAIN.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05
Land Decisions.

Digest Of land decisions furnished the INrERIOcEAs
BY s. ": Snow, land attorney, 1883 T street, washing-
ton ". O.:
Practice-Timber Culture Contest.-
Noncompliance with the law beng
shown, the burden Of the proof is there.
after upon the entryman to show mis-
good faith and satisfactory reasons for
his failure to meet the requirements Of
the lsw.-Sec'y to Com'r, Jan. Is, 1887,
case Anderson Va. Hamilton.
Practice.-It is competent for the de-
partmsnt to investigate and determine
whether q REIMBURSEMENT was executed
in good faith, or whether in such mat
ter fraud was prac,iced upon the gov.
ernment.-Sec'y to Com'r, Jan IA. 1887,
case Deming vs.. Cuthhert ct vi.
Prsctice-Appeal.-The local officers
have no authority to dismiss An appeal
because they deem it defective.-Sec'y
to Com'r, Jan. II, 1887, case Holallinx
vs.. Currier.
PrActice-Order Of Procedure.-The
appeal taken ON behalf Of the entryman
having been sustained by the general
land office, the case should have been
remanded for disposition under the
rules Of practice.-Sec'y to Cow'r, Jan.
IL, 1887, case U. s. W. Robinson ct al.
Presumption. - Acts of settlement
which do not serve to give not,ce Of the
settlers claim are Of little consequence
under the pre-. emption law. In the dis
position Of u case tho land department
is not confined solely to the curpldera-
ton Of the questions put in issue hy the
parties, but may take such action rs the
facts before it require for the proper
protection Of the Knvernment.-Sec'y 10
Cnm'r, Jan. IL, 1887, case Burnett vs..
Crow.
Practice.-Information IS to the right
Of appeal not having been given under
rule 66 of practice, the right Of the re-
j. cited applicant to be subsequently
heard is rec' gnized. An entry made
for the purpose Of wrongfuIly acquiring
the improvements Of another, aud under
which settlement could only be con.
summated by fOrc,ble intrusion. confers
M right under the homestead law
Sec'y I" Com'r, Jan. 70, 1887, case Tu i.
ner vs.. Bumgardner.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05
rheumatism end Neuralgia Cured il
Davs.

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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05
Drunkenness. or Llq7,r Habit. can b Cured By
4 .ninutsrin1 DR.. haines' Geldan SpseiAe.

II ian be given In u cup Of coffee or tea with.
cu' .ne ~iI"wIedge Of the person taking Il, IF.
;er'ing a peeuy aud permanent cure, whether
Ere patient Is . moderate drinker or IN alco.
H".ic wreck. Thousands ri drunkards have
zen made temperate men who have taken the
ridden specific In their c0nee without their
,.lo"ledxe. and to-day believe they quit drink.
NJ" " their 0wn IRE will. No harmful effect
results from its administration. Cures guaran.
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05
PROBATE NOTICE.

At . probate court held In and for Rsmssy eeSasy,
Dskots, at the once Of ID. Judge Of probate 10 ~ dty
Of Devils Lake. in said county, on the 74sA ~ tSSsA.
ruATy, A D 1867.
Present.: RI McClory. judge Of probses.
Territory Of ~Dskota-County Of Eamsey-Is Prohsss
Court.
In the matter Of the estate OF Patrick kinney, dsesassd.
On reading and nlins the petition Of Ja1s Kiaasy.
Of skanatsles, O~Dondago eounty. N 7. ssuin9 fsth
that Pat lex Kinney died interstate on Of sbost IL lsth
mini.tratlon Of the estate Of aid dsossssd b issssd to
ssid James Kinney, Of Onondaso oounty. New Iosk.
heard BY the judge Of probate 10 snd for SD 1aAssy
county, D I, 1t . regular term 70 b held q III e0es
In the city OF Devils Lake, 10 said county Of Ranesy,
on the 18th day Of March, A D, 1887, At ! o'clock , =
Of that day.
1t Is further ordered. that due notice thsrsel -
given BY publishing . copy Of this ords fs three &C
ce-aIve weeks (once In Zach week. prior TO saA hsasiag
In the IsfER+OcEAS, . Newspaper published u I'D
county by the court. ,,~o,,
Dated Feb "a, 1887. 1851 PnAase JoAes.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05

Land Once 1t Grand Forks, Dakota, Jaa u. los1-
Notice 10 hereby given that tho ioIlowing.nansd ssselse
has hled notice u his intention. 10 make ansl peopl u
support Of bis claim, aud that said proof viii b oaAs
On March u, 1857, Wig: 1NGEBOR0 DRAKkEN, IL
the nwM Of tho nsN and nsh Of The nwh, ssc u. ~
tho soy Of the swn and swI Of the seH, 80 .. Iva
lH, ranse e.. e..
Hs names tho following witnesses 70 prove hs COS
tlnuou. residence upHn. aud cultivation u sad IAal:
Thorn p Thompson, John = Anderson, 0llbsss Olssa
aud Gunder Clsisd, I'll Of Devils Lake, d
BCTlbE FANNY, Register.
PlLttie. Sheliey / 8erumkard Attornsys. AsW
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05
"a Rather Personaa-But 1t Goes.

Rather Personal-But 1T Goes.
The following lines dedicated to Score.
tary Whitney's first born hits this com.
munity in several spots:
There b by mp at whitney,s,
And the sscreAry's glad;
He 10 waiting, only waiting.
Just TO hear 1t call him dad.
There's . charm about " BABY,
Which 10 utterly, unknown
To every living person,
Till he has ono Of his own.
Then he swears BY all that's holy.
With . crazy sTrt Of mirth,
That this individual baby
u tho prettiest ono N earth.
It's the same - II there's . dozen,
With = twin or % bssile,
For by multiplying babies,
He but multiplies his pride.
Now. hurrsh for Billie whitney!
And hurah for Billie's kill
And NAV some folks We know Of
Do - well - Billie dbl
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05
Notice to Physicians.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL, Re RECEIVED At
othe once Of the county clerk In Devils Lake. Ram.
scy county. D. T.. up % M,udsy, April I. 1881, for the
awarding Of contracts TO the lowest bidder for he fur.
nishing u medicine and medical treatment to tho poor
per.ons In Ramsey county that may become a county
charge. for tn. ensuing year beginning on April 1.
lss7, and ending April 1. 1855.
Per order Of the board of overssers of poor.
Dated Devils Lake, D. T., Fob II. 1887.
JOHN A. PERClvAL.
County Clerk.
BY e. W. greene. Deputy.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05
PUBLIC NOTICE;
IS HEREBY GWEN.

THAT SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
ceived at the ofhes of the County Clerk of Ramsey
county. Dakota, up u Monday, April 4, 1857, to 10
xcted upon 1t the regular session Of the board 10 be
held on that day, for the awarding Of contracts to tho
lowest responsible bidders for the maintenance OF the
poor psrsons who may become . county charge for
the ensuing year. bssiuning Apdl !, 1857, and ending
ofthe poor, II sick. outside Of medical treatment.
The said board Of overseen Of poor reserve the right
TO reject proposals Of any persnn they know or b.lieve
to be unable to fulfill their obligations to the said poor.
Per order Of the board Of overseen of poor.
Dated Devils Lake, ". T, Feb. 10, A. D., 1887
JOHN A. PERCIVAL,
County Clerk.
By C. ". GREENE, Deputy.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05
: HNUhuoOUs 8eCosvo9.
John W Maher, Attorney. q 81

Land Oahce II Devils Lake. D I, Feb 10. lss7-
Complaint having been entered a this encs b RIeA.
ard Turpin against William Mortimer for ahasAoalsg
Ills homestead entry No lott. dated March q, NM,
~, town l4, range q, In Ramsey couaty, Dsk, MA
= Wow TO tho cancellation Of said enisy; ths ~ ~.
ties are hereby numulouod to appear " this oBos %
tho 10Th day Of March, 1887. At 10 O'Clock ~, 70 n.
spond ami furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
475l uxNRr W. LOsp. Rowistsr
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FINAL PROOF nor1tn

PAYxRN1 In advance Tor Anal peuoeb
in this journal must be made when Ne
tice Ia handed to the printer,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05

Old papers for sale At this Office. Fifty
cents & l00.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05

Land once q. Grand rorts, D.kota rs Io. ioe7-
Notice y hereby given that the following aansi ssea3ss
has hled notice Of hts intention " naks Anai psose 10
support Of his claim, and that said proof VIII - aAAs
probate court Of Ramsey eounty, q Devils Laks, p 8,
on March n, 1881. viz: CHAkLK8 P DAHL, & u
sQes. for tho ~ Of the ~, &C 10, sad he ~ Il -
neA, sec 10. township 49,, r1nss g.
lie names the following witnesses 10 Prove hh -.
tlnuous restdsnce upon, and cultivation Of. ~ ~:
7 Benson. John Y Sssxyans. Hans Usiaad and Ole Us.
nc. TIFFANY. Rsgissss.
Flittie, Shelley L Serumrsrd.A ttorneys. al